Cicotte Deserved To Win His Game Inaccurate support costly Red Sox loss
Eddie Cicotte pitched superbly for Boston as Philadelphia Athletics edged the Red Sox 3 to 2. Key moments included Duffy Lewis driving in two runs and misplays by Boston in the ninth sealing the defeat despite Cicotte's late resistance and Krause’s struggles.
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Cicotte
Eddie Cicotte
Detroit
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Athletics
Krause
Gardner
Speaker
Thomas
Lewis
Murphy
Barry
Yerkes
Lord
Hooper
Wild pitch costs Boston two runs in tight loss to Athletics
In a tense game the Boston bullpen faltered after eight strong innings by Cicotte who held the Athletics to scattered hits. A wild throw on a steal attempt and Krause’s left handed challenge swung the verdict as Boston managed no more than a late rally.
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Sox
Cicotte
Cicette
Athletics
Notable NBA Matchups Across East and Midwest Cities
Philadelphia plays Boston as Washington faces New York and Detroit confronts Chicago with Cleveland meeting St. Louis in key modern league schedule clashes.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Eeesecvvess
Washington A . A
Oneesene
Toronto and Providence Open With Mixed Results
Buffalo loses 7 3 at Jersey City in the first game while the second game ends 7 3. Rochester beats Baltimore 4 1. Montreal plays Newark in rain affecting play.
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Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Baseball doubleheader results and onfield notes
Kansas City beat Columbus 5 to 0 in game one and 2 to 1 in game two. St Paul topped Toledo 8 to 0 in game one while Toledo won 1 to 0 in game two. Milwaukee edged Indianapolis 5 to 4. Minneapolis faced Louisville in wet conditions with no final score given.
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Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Unclear Scores From Southern Baseball Card
The fragment lists game results with Chattanooga 7 Atlanta 4 Nashville 7 Memphis 0 New Orleans 6 Mobile 1. No context, dates, or teams beyond city names and scores.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile
Senators Drop 3 1 Loss as Fisher Shuts Down Hitters
New York defeats Washington 3 to 1 as Fisher holds the Senators to two hits. The locals capitalize at key moments off Groom, securing the win in front of home fans.
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Washington
Fisher
Groom
AB. R
Daniels
TR. Po
Caldwell
Hartzell
Cree
Knight
Chase
Eenee
Gardner
Ween
Sweeney
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Ea Milan
Schaefer
Ib Serene
Nee
Elberfeld
Gessler
Bick Pobie
Esas
C. Walker
Daten
McBride
I Cunningham
Henry
Ences Etera
P E
O-st
O’loughlin
Connolly
Mrs Leach to Be Buried at Lynn
Pittsburg July 26 The Pittsburg team star outfielder Thomas W Leach sails for Boston carrying his wife s body from Bellevue Hospital after she died Saturday night Funeral services are planned in Lynn Mass likely Thursday Sister Mrs Putnam accompanies the casket Leach s slump is linked to worry over his wife s illness and the club offers condolences
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Pittsburg
Thomas W. Leach
Boston
Bellevue Hospital
Leach
Lynn
Mass
Putnam
Trask
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Staremortee
Washington Street
Central Avenue
Cobb Well Prepared For Slump With Diverse Provisions
Among other things, Mr. Cobb is fairly well provisioned for a slump. The statement notes readiness and strategic resources, highlighting preparedness and confidence in handling a downturn.
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Mr. Cobb
Matchups Set Across East and Midwest Venues
Boston faces Philadelphia while New York visits Brooklyn. Chicago travels to St. Louis and Cincinnati meets Pittsburg, outlining four regional games in a bustling schedule.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Peewee
Chicago
St. Louis
Local Rivalry Roundup Across New England Courts
Schedule shows Lawrence at Brockton Lynn at Lowell New Bedford at Worcester and Fall River at Haverhill with regional matchups setting early season pace and local interest high in each city.
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Lowell
Lynn
New Bedford
Worcester
Lawrence
Brockton Peewee
Pall River
Sear
Haverhill
Haverhill Comter
Neres
Brockton
Fall River
Tigers Rally From Behind To Beat Sox 6-3 In Chicago
Detroit comes from behind to defeat Chicago 6 to 3 as hits off Young, Lange and Olmstead produce the winning inning. Bodie Bush Callahan figure with key two and three base hits and a home run. Tannehill error and Lange lapse set up decisive seventh.
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Hooper
MR. Thomas
Chicago
Detroit
Young
Tannehill
Lange
Sporwoll
Egies
Bodie
Bush
Collins
Callahan
Olmstead
Saecri
Fice
Lord
MelIntyre
Delephanty
O’leary
Summers
Cobb
Dineen and
Perrine
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Jones
Teen
Crawford
Delehanty
Moriarty
O'Leary
Stanage
Mcintyre
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Rene
Dougherty
O Collins
Tannehills
Sullivan
Young, P Eteeee
Lange Pos Sere
Holden Beats Pell for Tennis Title in New England
Yale’s R A Holden Jr won the New England championship tennis cup by defeating Theodore Roosevelt Pell of New York in five sets 8-10 6-4 6-8 6-4 6-2 in Hartford Connecticut. Pell started strong in the first and third sets but Holden surged late to clinch the title.
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Hartford
Conn
R. A. Holden, Jr
Yale
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
New York
Holden
Pell
Schulte Weds Mabel Kirby In Chicago Matrimonial Note
Chicago June 26 Frank Schulte Chicago National League right fielder married Miss Mabel Kirby in Chicago He lists his age as 22 his home as Binghamton New York The bride is 29 from Chicago The wedding follows a veteran player trend and anticipates the eastern tour to continue demanding high level baseball and honeymoons together
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Chicago
Frank Schulte
National League Baseball Club
Mabel Kirby
Schulte
Binghamton
N. Y
Connie Mack
Charley Comis Overcomes Setback in Oversight Power Run
An unclear report notes Charley Comis facing a setback as a key announcement failed to appear. The piece references Sweeney and notes no harm occurred, keeping Comis hopeful about his latest pro run.
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Charley Comis
Charley
Pran Sweeney
Cornell Is Race Favorite at Intercollegiate Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 26 Cornell is the favorite in all three races at the Intercollegiate regatta between crews from Syracuse Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The Ithaca crew has beaten Harvard Princeton and Yale and the Great Courtney is at the Cornell helm, adding weight to the prediction.
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Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ithaca
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Courtney
Frehmen
Poughkeepsie Degatta
Hudson
Jim Rice
Rice
Gotham College
Courtney's Cornell crew proves form discipline pays off
The Cornell varsity eight under Courtney emphasizes a straight rowing form to protect oarsmen, contrasting Constance Titus who favors comfort. Key figures include Hank Kimball the senior coxswain, Bowen and Distler in strokes, and No. 2 Bates the lightweight footballer, with Lafferty the veteran. The team beat Harvard with a strong four-oared unit and recovered after a brief freshman shakeup.
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Hank’’ Kimball
Cornell Navy
Cornell
Bowen
Distler
Ferguson
Wakely
Courtney
Bates
Lum
Elliott
Cole
Lafferty
Carpenter
Henley
Henly
Experts Return as Anniversary Looms on James Fiasco
As the anniversary nears, many of the specialists who dealt with James have returned, signaling renewed attention to the earlier fiasco and its consequences.
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James
Intercollegiate Rowing Preview and Track Notes
Column previews a Poughkeepsie regatta with Cornell and Columbia as key rivals led by Courtney and Rice. It cites recent form, coaches praise, and potential lineups while noting Harvard Princeton and Vermont athletes like Young Fitzpatrick Hedlund Gutterson and Kiviat.
Baseball rule questions and local athletic notices from 1909 1910
A set of mixed questions and notices on baseball rules involving multiple games in a day between Boston and Detroit in 1909 or 1910, runner interference with batters and infield fly rules, consent to run during games, and a request about entry deadlines for Somerville July 4 events. Also mentions a rivalry note about Harold Kling and Johnny Kling and local church notices with mailing addresses.
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Boston
Detroit
Somerville
C. H. Eatom
Broadway
Red Sox
New York Americans
New York
Harold Kling
University of Pennsylvania
Johnny Kling
Eatriest
Church of Presentation Ga
Rogers Park
Brighton
F. J. McCarthy
Gigelow Street
Colby Alumni Beat Varsity 8-3 In Waterville Game
Alumni from Colby College defeated the varsity squad 8 to 3 in Waterville. Coombs of the Philadelphia Athletics could not pitch for the alumni due to team commitments.
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Waterville
Colby College
Coombs
Philadelphia Athletics
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